Bitcoin has pushed decisively back above its closely watched 50-week moving average. The bulls could be on the verge of a potential test of the $82,000-$83,000 resistance zone. $BTC climbed as high as $81,797 on the daily chart before pulling back slightly, with the latest price around $81,400. This is a daily gain of more
Bitcoin ($BTC) rallied 5% during US trading hours, reaching $81,000. Key points: Bitcoin rallies above $81,000 in US trading, having risen more than 5% over the past 24 hours. USD/JPY drops to 155.4 amid suspected Bank of Japan (BOJ) intervention, dragging the US Dollar Index (DXY) down to 99. Polymarket odds for a BOJ rate
As of September 3, 2026, the $BTC price sits just above $81,400, telling a story of a market that has moved fast enough to make even bulls nervous. The trend and exhaustion signals are both real right now — price is stretched, but the underlying structure has not broken. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks,
Richard Teng, the CEO of Binance, recently shared insights on the key factors that drove Bitcoin’s rally in August. According to a tweet, Binance added $2.63 billion in BTC balances, significantly influencing the market dynamics. This information, shared from a report by @DefiLlama, highlights why traders should closely monitor Binance’s activities in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin Price Reclaims $81,000 as Geopolitical Tensions Ease, Dips Back After Intraday High Bitcoin’s price trend rebounded Thursday, reclaiming $80,000 as hostilities paused between the United States and Iran. The sudden onset of conflict had previously sent crude oil prices surging and equities sliding as global markets braced for potential trade disruptions through the Strait
ProCap Financial sold about 50 Bitcoin to fund a share buyback worth more than 2% of its outstanding stock, as its shares traded about 40% below the value of its Bitcoin holdings. The sale reduced ProCap’s Bitcoin holdings to roughly 5,305 $BTC. The company has used share buybacks when its stock trades below its net
Bitcoin Tests Heavy Supply Zone After Brief Move Above $80K Bitcoin’s late-August rebound has run into a familiar problem: too much supply overhead. Bitcoin’s price briefly moved above $80,000 on Aug. 27 after a short squeeze cleared a large amount of bearish leverage. But the move stalled almost immediately. Bitcoin then fell back toward $76,000,
Bitcoin just went vertical. After spending the entire session glued to the $77,200 to $78,000 zone, $BTC ripped through $80,000 and printed an intraday high of $80,477, trading at $80,301 at the time of writing. That is a gain of roughly $2,400, or 3.07%, against a previous close of $77,302. $BTC Price Today The move
Strike recently tweeted a compelling message regarding Bitcoin investment, urging followers to buy Bitcoin regardless of whether prices are rising or falling. The tweet highlights the inevitability of money printing, implying that inflationary pressures will continue to impact the market. This perspective could influence investor behavior as they navigate the current economic landscape. You can
Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, stated that a bull market trend has begun in Bitcoin following the recent pullback, and investors should closely monitor the $86,000 level. According to Yi Lihua, Bitcoin’s drop to $76,300 signified a test of a significant support zone, and the rebound from that level was in line with expectations.